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Well that's very promising. As a couple have noted it just seems that capacity is limited. I can see that from a physics standpoint. Rollback adds to the loader arms effective "load"/downward force. It's the only corner where loader and bucket forces are both conspiring against loader...

Now I'm really curious! If they make a point of advertising this feature, it must be very desired and must actually exist, no? On the Kubota website: "Ease of Use - With plenty of lift capacity, simultaneous lift and curl functions and a standard 2-lever quick coupler, the Kubota LA555, LA805...

Is that information from a Kubota representative directly or from a dealer? :confused:

Excellent catch in the manual. Thank you.

Appreciate the responses so far. As in other posts on the topic, the replies sort of conflict. Anybody out there own an L3560/4060/4760 that can confirm one way or the other? Is "feathering" the only option? Thanks.

My first post (I'm a loader noob coming from an 8N) so apologies for length and if this has been covered. I spent hours pouring over forums and have not found a clear answer. The Kubota Front Loader Operator's Manual for LA555/LA805/LA1055 clearly shows 3 corner positions for the loader valve...